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Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
Capital Prize, $l50,OOO.

2,179 Prizes, amounting to......--... 1851. 900
Application for rates 70 elubs should be
nade only 70 the once Of the Company In
New 0rloane.
FOR further information writs dearly, CIV
tnG fall address. POSTAL NOTES, Ex-
press Money Orders, or New YORK Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency by express,
lat our expenss) addressed
n. A.DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Esahs~wf>u. ID. n.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

PAID FOR ALL KINDS
hand clothing, watches,
guns, sowing machines,
ves, all Of which will he
NNO6, ~ a low rate COZ
u vii. Dsl. olt-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

keroY. Del, Fen II, 1887.
Of tbs Wilmington and
IL Company have declared
|per snare, payable e. tho
heir legal representatives,,
III Of February, 1887.
kuLSUN ChANDLER,
Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
TXEOUrU R'S SALE or kEAL ES
ID TATE.
viii be sold at public sale, on
ThURSDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1857.

Oommencin8 ~ IL o'oieck d m's
1t the Court House, in the city Of vii.
mington, the following described real estate,
situate In tho city Of Wilm ington, belong
Ing 70 the estate OF the kev. Patrick keiiieJ,
deceased.
Eleventh street., lot 80 feet front by les feet
NO. 2. 2story brick house l2os Tstnall
street, lot 20 feet front BY IS feet deep.
No. 3. 3-story brick house OH Tatnall
street, lot 20 feet front by o8 fest deep.
No. {. B. story brick house 800 East Eighth
street, lot II feet frvnt by 90 feet deep.
Terms made known on day of sale.
JOHN McJLOSKEY, Executor.
Thomas NJ. Cgle, Auct- fe5'bst
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

I'VE do hereby certify that We supervise
The arrangements for AL the Monthly and
semi Annual drawings OF The Louisiana
md control the drawings thsmselvss, and
that the same ere conduotsd with honesty,
fnirness and In { God faith toward all partie.,
and We 4uthOrf1e the company to uso this
sertihcate, with fAc-similes Of our stXnatures
Sttached. In IL advsrtisemsnts."
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
DR. THEEl F Ss':::i::; :s: {:


tered surgeon of both schools Philadas lead
Ing Specialist las Certificates Diplomas prove), for
PRIV ate disease. Important Gases recent Q, Old.
Guiding Blood Poison Diseases OF the Ska kfdneyri
other orsang. Obstinate Ulcers Throat Affection
Nervous Debility, youthful inaprudence, melsf
choly. strtcfure, abuse Of so-ealled purely vegeAh
medicine, premature decline, successfully treated al
rapidly cured after all others fall. Relief ut once
Every should read Or. Theels book. "Truth re4
BILE medical treatise and exposure OF swindes
vertsed In books, pamphleA circulars distributed b
where diseases described terrible and hope
less. These writings are con demneA BY the chief -
thorties in medical science and are full Of barefaced %
only running those unfortunates who read them. b
exaggerapg condition OF the poor sufferers they dc
prve them Of all hope and make the the vctins Of dan
1erous naelancholiA, Beware Of the free prescriP
uons, reverend" vendors Of patent medicines -
suchhke individuals, who with their remedy preeC
70 cure all imaginable diseases while true science tesehe
that the remedy change with the vsous Or
disease. Hours TO s. TO g. Wednesday and Saturday
evenings To TO- Sundays 70 I. Write call
BE KNOWN The: o @- mase ss one
the only genuine European specialist In the city q
Phadelphs BE made his stndeI for years under th'
world renowned Professors Jahr n Muller, his
dentias attesed by the German Court and
BY the American Legation, prove. Read ct ruth
Judge for yourself and yourself from falling int
he hands Of pretf udera and years of anhappinese
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

>LU-THAT BEAUTIFUL
bile north Of Hockes,in sta
h IL acres good lard s.
Bnsion, fP endiily located.
b.; frame outbuildinss See
Bro yeu bay Bargain In II.
aress l.. Y. GREEN,
Kennel Squ,ro, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

OoQnmln1a0O0xos

We, the uAdofsigned Banks and Bankers,
Sill pay al Prise6 drawn IN The Louisiana
State lotteries which nay b presented at
our counters.
J. n. O0LE9BY, RFe0. LouAnaomo
National Bank.
p. LkNAUX, Press Deato National
4. BALDWIM, Pres. u. Q. Hss'l D'k
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

RD FOH tbs ARREST
conviction Of the psrscn
b premises, COL Delaware
18th, Is e7, a. | 10 p. N.
10 articles stolsn, apply
Nice, Wilmington, Della.
fie az
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

IS TO UERTIFY
va brswn ia no longer In my
IN no way authorized TO
y for me.
JAMES d aORMAN.
$40 West 9Th street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

uhhnUE-FOR SALE
and fixtures Of an old estAb-
etsrs, doing a good business,
or selling. Address Grocery,
l3-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

"UKSES AT PUBLlU SALE ~
h Will sell ct publ, eale at AS
AbDott's Hotel, Chester, Delaware Uouaty.
Pa, oa
THURSDAY. FEB. "A. 1887,
at O'Clock p. m,
20 head Of young, sound horses, from Ken
lucky and southern Ohio, suitable for all
purposes. Among this number will be some
wellbred horses and good rosdsters. Can be
seen Ut above place two days previous TO
sale. All horses guaranteed IS represented
or money refunned. II wet, will sell in tho
dry. Two and four months credit.
A. h. TYSON.
L. W. Stidhan & Son, Auct's. nsin
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

VNOR SALE-A VERY DESIkA HLE
farm OF II Acros, more or lees, on the
lancaster pike, " miles nom Wilnfn yton,
frano house, with or rooms. 0eod barn
for head Of stock. and oulbuildings. Very
inc orcha I'd: apples, psers and cherries. by
!. AUGUST MCOAULLEf, 600 Asfkst
street. Hu
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
address, Registered lsttsn b
new ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
new Orleans, In.

DEMEMDED That the presence OF
he M EM D. En- Generals Beauregard
and Early, who are in charge Of the draw.
inss, 4: gnarsntee Of absolute n fairness ~,
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prize. ALI parties
therefore advertising to guarantee Prizes In
this Lottery, or holding out any other i'm
possible Inducements, are s~ipdters, and
only aim to deceive and defraud the un|
wary.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

IL a LANK, Auote.
IN glyon 70 public sllesi
pr perry In city ind coun.
KILL, WIN. ]. LANk,
1p sts WILL. Del.
|Del. T-dhw
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
OLD STAND

k,arcd for business AZ our
|,pa s 4. srd street. VII ere
nave prompt attention.
Il ads for their orders IN wy y.
S,ipulus TO Holl fret class
I eon,inusnce Of the came
IANES BRADFORD:
L.. fs-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

"A DIVIDEND HAS BEEN
py the Managers Of tho W II.
Adolp6ia Turnpike %. Of 30
J payable on the 18th last, at
\ JOS. TATNALL,
Treasurer,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

DUBLlC SALE OF HUKSES-WILL
il DO sold at public sale ut tho stables Of
tho subscriber. In Newport, Uel., on
MONDAY, FEB. 2s, 1857.
1t l o'clock p. m,
10 head Of fine young horses. suita- m
ole for work or driving purposes. JSaS
Among Thorn arc several extra good XXI
rAAdsters Of hne style and action ana Very
promising. Also tho enttrs outfit Of the vii.
mingtoa Newport Hack Co :. consisting Of
horses, Goa shes, harness. blankets, etc. This
stock IL we'll worth the attention Of those 10
need Of horses, and will DO guaranteed 81
represented. A catalogue with full dc
scription Of horses Will be furnished BY day
OF sale.
TERMS: All GUMS Of s2S and under cash
over that amount q credit OF months vii
be given, by the purchaser giving o banke
Die note with an appro yed endorser, intsres
added. WIN. X. FILM, JR.
l.. W. Stidham Son. Auot's. no dA VT
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

~, ORGAN, CHINA, OAR.
(foom and kitchen furnishings
NO 1908 Market Of. Gail
- aAu y. m. III 25t
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
I1nPAEceDeHD LTTRLeTi0ul
u 0vEn hllF / MILLION distributed.
Louisiana STATED .otterv Companv

Incorporated In 1888 for = years BY the
LSegislature for Educational and Charitable
purp0ses-with . capital Of el,000, 000-to
which . reserve fund Of over ESQ 100 has
since been eAdod.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote its fran.
ohfso was made part Of the present state
Constellation adopted December Id, A. D.,
1879.
Tho only lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed By the people OF any State.
II 1sever scales or p0stp0vses.
lfo Grand Single Number Draw.
lngs take place Monthly, and tho
Semi annual Drawings regular.
~ every six months II ane and DC.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WlN A FORTUNE. Third GRAND
DRA WING, GLASS c. IN TuE AOAD-
Envy OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY, March ID, lSS7-202nd
Monthly Drawing.
C-:A~1 D.:u SN OnA
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

oTUAL LOAN As SOFIA.
oN stock for sale; rcst pay.
[.fEokdE q. MARKS, Soc.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
FOR SALE.

A great bargain-will be sold
cheap. Three-story brick dwell H.
ing. No.sII East Twelfth sire ct,
Is rooms and enclosed shed. Call
at once. ]. AUGUSTUS Nc
|CAULLEY, No. 6o6 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

IOE-l HAVE TAKEN IHI
W Madison street, and will
!'sh tae public with anything
bottom prices
JOHN X. fhRRA
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

SPECIAL Nj EXITING
Assembly, 1855, X. OIL,
ptir hall, McClary building,
4, February 10, AT To-. The
Fncstl requested 10 attend.
Elder Of N. W. Attest. X, y
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
WANTED.

ki r;EhS0rS WANTING RS.
neip for hotels, rests uran,s or
n w can DO 400 )mmodated by
WI ningtoa Intelligence Cf.
'@ i20-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2isr, 1851,
% fresh COWS and springers, dne stock bulls
and o lot Of small shoats. This STOCK l!
direct from Cumberland County, Pa, ana
has been carefully selected. Two and
four months credit.
r-dhw 9OODLEY & BALDWIN.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

"a BOY ABUUrl7 YEARS
VINO understands the care oi
|d .no himself useful about
|utess p. q. BOX 100 fi7.N
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

Ia dOOD COOK AT TuE
4 , nSrss hotel, at the southea,t
1tS. fl1.2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
WILMINGTON = NORT11ERI =. =

A TEEATIOA.-ALl.P PERSONS Dl
- ufine pure drugs and ehemioals, q
Wishing thefr prescriptions or privsIs 70
SoIpts oerefuiiy compounded with pure ms
sriAls shotid 80 to the drus storS Of
h. Il. BRINaHCRST,
"a. n7 N arkatstra~t. Wilmlnste0 Tel.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

ONE OK TWO aoo,,
Es,s 0 "adding nill, l8sh and
fl6ft
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

JNOR SALE-A YARM OF ABOUT "a
II acres, miles from this city; land In
b Ugh STATE Of cultivation; stone house or
rooms; doubls-dscker barn asa other out
buildings. The placs 10 well suitod 70 hutt,
vegetable or poultry raising. Prtce q .ooe;
easy terms. II. u. wALTER, eO2 Shipley
street. utV
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

~. ia K ESP ECTABLE
VI 70 assist In general hou.c.
"''@n' preferred. at 800 West
feblS ~ .
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

4 rick DwsiIfng Houses.
s%essy. rooms, lln, iisa, iiss 80 iiss
rS sss:.s.s:s: :.een'. ,is'. ii'a. liza "a liz
S-story. Z rooms, with bath. l1Da, len,
isos. 1878. ina, l1it, ISIS walnut street.
/ 9storv. fooms, with bath, Inc king o.
4 story, Z rooms, llie Tatnall street.
me sbovs vii b soid o. . bafgsiA go
on sasy tsfDe
FINE BUILDING LOTS
A. llth End Poplar sereetas
lSsh apd Poplar Streets
18th ahd Wilson streets.
18Th and W ilson streets. ~
j. AUGUSTUS McOAUILEY,.
Mt ~ MArkse seSees.
TOR SALE-A NEW
L dwelling on Adams st. ;,
containing 2 rooms and bath,
open stairway. bay window,
front porch. lot 23160 fee t.
But little money required.
H. d. WALTER,
| fI5-7t 602 Shipley ct.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

a. 1.-TWO RESPEOTABL.E
ca boarders in q small famiiy.
.nnppply. apply At the north
"o f'reets. n8.3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

knoneS
| ig, iicik !
sbOvslty
their 'py
PillM|
| ,ed iu'L9
kufgtuMlI
|Fer ISL
Es pis III
orhs -
eIcsllrif1
|spIitt.5
|he. 2a1
mail. ~
d reierNl
|s.SpgrS1
PKINClRD]
III / ElY
|IIMIEo1
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

"A GIRL FOR GENERAL
IN a' na IN a small family. Ad.
fiS 3tf
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

SALE or sioux WILL BE0SHR
= sold at public sale at the resi-
fsnce OF CLARK W. BALDWIN. near
Booth's Corner, Delaware County, Pa, on
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

IA !, WHITE GIRL Fos
- hossowork, at No ga Esst
fl6tf
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

Hin,ev BOY ct AINSCoW,s
'oo'' fl8-2.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

ON 1W
ut ,supsd N
uustops'i,,' Z
(, 80 DAY., |
: U sst, Is III
5 cents III
unss.%.S,Il
s pou',
| 10 cenN.r,I
| can RI
: b. nov, M
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

NOR SALE - THE WILMINGTON
u Rink, 18th and Madison streets, with
nearly new boiler lbr heating. Also the
chars and skates In said building IN lots 70
suit. 48k0u vDSH1LL.
flo I'm No. oe0 King street
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

MOB sALE-A FAMILY BREAKlNa
II mp houssk coping oiisrs at private sale I,
Ia lots 10 salt purchasers, all the furniture
and household efects, including . 1ns
piano, at . bargain. Apply on pron isss,
No. ell Delaware avenue. u-0
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
nd SILL

ln1 S!&
| oft! ~
Fen. i'ts
,ogsptAJ1
Nie N -
|.linrnL II
ublie 10 III,
price.nN
Ticket IL
ofg.l's'.
clae IN
would iss
v. hepgajN
snos Iss,l,'N
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

NOR SALE-A NEW THREE SrURY
II house, west side OF Jackson street, be-
tween 9Th and 9Th. Ipquirs Of q. DILLON,
sash factory, 9TH street noar Broons. Tsls-
phone call 0tA. dN.u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE fOR
z city property. nns farm Of % acres,
az miles froa city; gooi building; traits,
etc Dali ON or address. J. J. PIEkOEY Nv.
It'll street n-eoe-u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-29

Try a SIM bath for rheumatism
FOR garden purposes there u meth
Ing better than well-rotted stable ma
nurc.
Cows that have no bedding are
often injured in the knees by getting
up o. down, especially Il the floors %
wet and slippery.
"A New York farmer says he failed
to get crop Of turnips until he used
unleached ashes 70 fertilize the ground.
Ashes will raise q crop on any kind Of
land. - CinciHn<sti Times.
Marlborough Pie. Lime plate with
paste, put on one rim. Fill with the
following mixture: Steam six apples
until tender, rub through sieve. add
one tablespoonful butter. cool. Add
yelks u three eggs, the juice and rind
Of one lemon. one cup sugar, one cup
cream. Fill and bake. Cover with
meringue. Brown Yapkee Blade
Dr. A. N. Du Bots. Of the Fruii
Growers Journal. favors wider spaces
i'm orchards. with the view Of obtaining
better crops from healthier trees. This
result Is indicated by the superior
thrift and productiveness Of those oc-
cupying the outer rows, whose roots
have larger surface OF soil and tops
more air and sunlight Troy Times
-Wmtewash- The best whitew ash
we have ever had knowledge Of is com.
posed Of lime Stacked to the proper
consistency for application, into which
(for inside work) while hot, mix
starch made from half pound Of -four.
or two ounces of common white glue,
thoroughly dissolved. For outside
work add 70 the above preparation .
handful Of rock salt and As much soft
boiled rice. This will ..stlck- with I'M
cxampled certainty. Mothers Maya
aHc.
In vegetable growing. deep. rich
soil. now so generally condemned for
fruit gardens. is Of the first impor-
lance. Soil can not be too rich or too
deep II he would have good vegeta-
bles. We 60 To work differently to get
good fruits than to perfect vegetables
While, for instance, we have to get
sunlight 10 give the best richness to
orr fruits. our vegetables are usually
best when blanc or kept from the
light So. also. as we keep the roots
as near the surface as we can. in order
TO favor the woody tissue in trees. we
like 70 let them 20 deep in vegetables,
because this favors succulence. Gar
deners Monthly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-29

sEhe's the sweetest girl in school ~ en-
Enthusiastically exclaimed ono young miss 70
another, ~ they passed down the street To-
gether Edith Il 80 Kind. and gentle, and
has lovely golden hair and pretty eyes
Isnt u pity her complexion is so bad; IL
spoils her looks. And then she has such
dreadful headachesr' The girls skipped
along, but Il happened Edith's mother had
heard what they said. 1t set her thinking.
What could be done for those heads aches
and the rough, muddy complexion, that was
such . trial 70 her gentle daughter She
recalled what she had read Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and on the spur
Of the moment she slipped into drug store
fully, with the result that IL cleared her
disordered blood. relieved the headaches,
made her skin soft. fair and rosy. and now
she u not only the sweetest grim school, =
but he most beautiful
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-29
4 SLY AND SECRET FOE.
A Iacidess where Ba1 water Msde II
MARX - Plsnnly - : B1llee.

A Incident where Nd water Msde II
Mark - F1sanly - B1lleG
Impairment Of vitality i the funda-
mental cause Of most complaints. and
the effects Of Bad water and air mostly
turn up in that way. 1t 4 distance from
their cause. in forms that rarely betray
or suggest their real ultimate parent
age Few but feel unwcn sometimes.
or have sickness in their families; bus
the immediate and secondary cause. ;
little exposure. or fatigue. Or indiges-
ton. or epidemic influence, accounts for
T. and nobody thinks Of inquiring Why
vitality was not sufficient 70 repcl the
attack ~ il ought TO do. Hence. nine-
ty-nine in hundred people are insen-
siblc to the dangers Of an unwholesoms
water supply. because in nincty-nine
cases out Of a hundred its effects are
not visibly connected with their cause.
Or are thrown ar By constitutional
viger for time Thousands 81 soldiers
20 through scores Of battles unhurt
and thousands Of persons triumph
long in their tobacco habit, their.
=, ~msAy nap't Or their bsd-watcr habit
Those that perish are forgotten and
uhe survivors laugh At warning
- February &c writer drew from >
so,'n wafer psPe n the cisy q New
lor. : Pan q water that exh.led :
49, ouenssve stencil ms. although
ace An uncommon incident with Gro
49, ~4er' = noi % common - i =
~"a newark water and that q many
49,. places Were re stencil = we'll
'r ga reg.lAr' especially n summer.
- ssencn 60 mean nothing else bus
.nse corruption. n other words.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-29

The other dav = Sam Lusk and another
man were driving the Nevada City and
Downievills stage Company's train Of
pack horses over the trail between Camp
tonviiie and Dow Neville. big buck came
dashing toward them, says the Nevada CITY
(cal) zroaAripk The snow WAS 90 high
on both sides % the track that Il
could not turn aside and thus pass, and
u dared cot 20 back because some men
were COMING just behind Il from the
opposite direction. Lusk's companion
grabbed Il By : horn ~ Il came toward
him full tilt The horn broke on and the
animal struck him . terrible blow with
one Of its hoofa, cutting the ncsh on his
right hand 70 the bone. He grabbed Il by
The remaining horn before Il could back
on for another charge. Then ensued .
desperate struggle, which Lusk ended BY
coming 70 bis friends rescue and with 8
1ack-knifc cutting the decr's throat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-29

The numl,cr ~ feminine stude.>.
~ the COLLEGES u he UNITED statss 4
.ssim.sed "a - 90
Tn. .,.~.r. -. 80 H.. - -.
80 .oi,.r. ~ ~. country 4 ..x..,....
...,.rv .go q w.s forrte..
A Conference has been orc.n;x.d
4. China bv Bishop Wilson n ~
Southern Methodist Church. ~ Chrisf;o.
Y Work.
The oficers a. she Chin. Io,.rd
Hs;ss;or hope - serd an /. hnrdrsd
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m. Chinese T.st.m.rt v.x;..A
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.,',,,,;shed and ~ de,r.nd 80 r.r,s -
sh;s version AVERAGES nearly 4 00) con;es
49, d.v
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Inc oo.s1 % missions Q. tne Fps
coPa' SnuIen - Eece'ved curing tne
P'.s' go 80 80" ~ - v1oo'vuv ..o" nc
80 s,..- Z. 80 '-s~ !" ""-
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49, Y !, ~ i." .'s''1 '"eeA
'''''e "'>' .'es" ~
-Accoru'ng % me customary nc
rie" there are now - "omens for-
eign missionary societies., with l9.soS
auxiiiaries ana 5.o54 Children Bands.
They employ $50 missionaries and
I'6i4 bible-readers and teachers. have
3f.tV9 pupils IN their z,Vyl schools.
and have an income o. tl.l69. O5S65.
The English Catholic directory
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-29

According 70 the Peoria Transcrips one
young woman has struck Il rich by mar
rying : coAchman. This fortunate lady
Was Bertha Pingrc, now Nrs William
Wundrum, Of Rock Island. She and VIII.
lam, who was the coachman Of Mr.. Fred
Hass, Of Rock Island. were married some
eighteen months ago, the young lady com.
Ing over from Germany for that purpose,
- the old folks In the Old Country were
opposed TO the union. Young wundrum
has just received notice OF the death Of
his father, by which event be steps into
fortune Of $4,000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-29

In Solving Domestic Problems
There are many ways Of entering
upon certain courses Of action. One
j. 70 BE- led BY ones friends. Another
is 70 follow ones impulses. Another
is deliberately 10 count the cost and
Their determine just what 10 do. All
three methods are good in their way
and for certain ends necessary. The
first Is perhaps most common Parents
have pretty definite views Of what they
would like their children 20 do and to
be and endeavor 70 lead them in GER
tain paths. and most children are will
in- 70 be led. The majority u men
and women are like sheep They fol
low their leader II one goes over the
precipice. all the rest follow II one
strong man invests largely in cor
tain stocks all his set follow suit. II
the chief woman in q little town calls
on the new conner. every body calls on
her. that j.. most every body
Those who follow their impulses
sometimes accomplish what they wish
and oftener do not. A good deal is
pardoned 10 good intentions. good
impulse acted upon 1t the wrong time
may get one into as certain trouble rs
though the impulse had been bad. En-
terprises founded on impulse are like
houses built upon the sand sand is
all very well to ill in and grade with.
hut II does not make a firm foundation.
When the winds blow and the floods
come. the house falls There are
great many people who upon impulse
and without adequate prepar atom be-
gin some undertaking they are only
partly able to carry out. and when
they begin 10 founder and 70 under.
implore this friend and thar one to
hasten to their rescue and s.vc them
from pcrishing How many rnen have
lost every thing BY indorsing Tor their
friends in the vain endeavor TO save
them. Impulses have their rise. hut
they can not be trusted with the reins
Of government any more than Phacthon
could with the chariot IT the sun. I'm
pulses must be restrained and guided
BY principle, or they sill perpetually
get one into trouble. Parents can do
much to regulate and direct the i'm
pulse 81 their children by steadfastly
pointing out to them the results Of
obedience 70 impulse rather than 20
definite and we'll understood principles
Of action II takes q great deal more
than good impulses to insure lasting
success Principle prepares the ground
% that seed sown by impulse or other |
wise are not choked by the thorni
springing up.
Those who sit down and count the |
probable cost Of new enterprise. and |
then deliberately enter into il. are most
likely To accomplish what they UNDER
take II Il Is only the making ~
garment one must have pattern.
needles. thread. etc, or the work esn
not be done. II 1t Is the making Of |
. cake. there must be sugar and butter
and eggs and spice and fire TO bake
with But there aremultitudcs 81 pco-
pie who habitually trust 10 borrowing
lrom some friend one o. two or more Of |
The very essentials required in doing |
The work they undertake. 1t Is no
charity, i i an injury TO the persons
hue borrowing to lend 70 them. They !
'hould be compelled 70 learn the value
4 commodities by providing them or
" going without them. indulgence
My confirms an evil haoit.--N y
(Situns.